Robert Cohen - Theatre, Brief Version-McGraw-Hill Education (2016)

Index I-9
Hudson, Richard, 94
Huizhu Sun, 212
Humble Boy (Jones), 97
Hume, David, 23
The Hunchback of Notre Dame (musical),
250–251, 251
Hungarian Theatre (Cluj, Romania), 144, 225,
300
Hunt, Peter, 174
Hunter, Kathryn, 34, 305
Huntington Theatre Company, 220
Huppert, Isabelle, 118
Hutchings, Geoffrey, 29
Hwang, David Henry
Cain and Abel, 262
Chinglish, 76, 262, 263, 266
early life and career of, 76
Flower Drum Song, 76, 252
FOB (for Fresh Off the Boat), 76
Golden Child, 76, 260, 262
Kung Fu, 76, 262
M. Butterfly, 76, 260
Yellow Face, 76, 77, 262
Hytner, Nicholas, 252
I Am My Own Wife (Wright), 47, 52, 267, 281
Iacucci, Lisa, photo essay of Broadway stage
manager, 139–140
Ibsen, Henrik
A Doll’s House, 163, 217, 217
An Enemy of the People, 217
Ghosts, 217
Hedda Gabler, 213
Peer Gynt, 217–218
as pioneer of realism, 217–218
symbolist influence on, 221
When We Dead Awaken, 221, 222
The Wild Duck, 32–33, 218
The Iceman Cometh (O’Neill), 216
Idiot Savant (Foreman production), 223, 223
If/Then (Yorkey), 63
Iglarish, Hugh, 104
The Ilks (Brook), 306
The Illusion (Corneille), 75
“I’m a Yankee Doodle Dandy” (Cohan), 243
“immersive theatre,” 284, 286
Imperceptible Mutabilities in the Third Kingdom
(Parks), 77, 81
impersonation of characters
as element of the art of theatre, 12–13
masks used to convey, 13–14
“Imponderabilia” (Abramović), 271
In the Blood (Parks), 76–77
In the Company of Men (film), 78
In the Heights, 252
In the Next Room (or the vibrator play) (Ruhl),
83, 84–85, 84
In Treatment (TV show), 74
Indian drama
kathakali (story play), 206, 207
Natyasastra doctrines of, 206
Sanskrit theatre, 206
Indiana Repertory Theatre, 106
Inge, William, as gay playwright, 265
The Insulted and Injured (Neumann), 109
Intelligent Homosexual’s Guide to Capitalism
and Socialism with a Key to the Scriptures
(Kushner), 76
intensity of play, 71–72
internal acting method, 38–39
International Center of Theatre Research, 306
international theatre
African American theatre, 258–259
Americans traveling to experience London
theatre, 295–296
Asian theatre, 260, 262, 266
Australian theatre, 296, 298
Canadian’s bilingual theatre, 262–263, 296
current Latin American theatre, 294
Eastern European government censorship,
147, 156
Eastern European theatre, 299–300
French theatre, 262–263, 298, 298
German theatre, 298
global events and, 260, 262
increasing availability to a global audience,
294–295
Irish theatre and a global audience, 296, 297
Japanese drama, 209–213
Latin American theatre, 260, 262, 263,
264, 264
macaronic (mingling mix of languages) as
part of, 262–263, 265
Native American theatre, 262, 265
Romanian theatre, 156, 299–300
sexual-preference issues, 265–266
South African theatre, 298, 300
Stratford Shakespeare Festival (Canada),
296, 299
xiqu (Chinese opera), 30, 30, 207–209
Into the Woods (Sondheim), 40, 249
intrigue of play, 64–66
The Intruder (Maeterlinck), 221
The Invention of Love (Stoppard), 94, 259
Ion (ancient Greek rhapsodist), 39
Ionesco, Eugène
The Bald Soprano, 27
Rhinoceros, 156
theatre of the absurd works by, 232
Iphigenia at Aulis (Mitchell production), 307
Irish theatre, 296, 297
Irving, Amy, 281
The Island (Fugard), 298, 300
Italian Renaissance theatre, commedia dell’arte
of, 199, 201–202
It’s Only a Play (McNally), 26
Ivanov (Chekhov), 39, 95, 307
Ives, David, Venus in Fur, 38
Iveson, Mike, 272
Jackson, Angus, 51
Jackson, Samuel L., 261
Jacobs-Jenkins, Branden, 126
Jacobs-Jensen, Branden, An Octoroon, 265
Jacobs, Sally, 93
Jacoby, Ben, 293
James, Brian d’Arcy, 125
James I, King of England, 241
Jankens, Palmer, 179, 182
Japanese drama
bunraku (puppet-theatre), 133, 211, 213
kabuki, 32, 211–213
Nō, 116, 125, 209–211
Japanese theatre posters, 32
Jarry, Alfred
antirealistic approach by, 224–225
Ubu Roi (King Ubu), 221, 224–226, 225, 292,
306, 307
Jellison, Erin, 198
Jelly’s Last Jam (Wolfe), 249
Jensen, Howard, War of the Roses, 136
Jerome Robbins’ Broadway (Robbins), 247
Jerry Springer, The Opera (Thomas), 252, 253
Jersey Boys (musical), 242
Jesus Christ Superstar (Webber), 251, 299
The Jet of Blood (Artaud), 230–231
Jewish bar mitzvah ritual, 189
jingju (Beijing opera), 208
Job Experiment (Maniutiu), 161
Joe Turner’s Come and Gone (Wilson), 70–71
Johannson, Scarlett, 18
John, Elton
Billy Elliott, 253
The Lion King music by, 250
John Golden Theatre (New York), 153
Johnson, James P., Runnin’ Wild, 243
Johnson, Lyndon B., 63
La Jolla Playhouse (San Diego), 262
Jones, Basil, 134
Jones, Bill T., 252
Jones, Charlotte
as English dramatist, 295
Humble Boy, 97
Jones, Inigo, 91
Jones, James Earl, 47
Jones, LeRoi, 258
Jones, Robert, 99
Jones, Sarah, 269
Jonson, Ben, 202, 241
Jordan, Shari, 149
Jósef, Bartha, 147
Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat
( Webber), 251
Jouvet, Louis, 119
Judd, Ashley, 18
Jue, Francis, 77
Julius Caesar (Shakespeare), 116, 120, 154
K-2 (Meyer), 96
Ka Mountain (Wilson), 22, 301
kabuki (Japanese theatre), 211–213
advertisement for, 32
Kagami Jishi (The Lion Dance), 210
Kaidan Chibusa no Enoki (or The Ghost Tale
of the Wet Nurse Tree), 279
Kabuki-za theatre posters, 32
Kaczorowski, Peter, 14
Kaddish for an Unborn Child (Kertész), 163
Kafka, Franz, 304
Kagami Jishi (The Lion Dance) [kabuki
dance-drama], 210
Kahn, Michael, Henry IV, Part II directed by,
203
Kaidan Chibusa no Enoki (or The Ghost Tale of
the Wet Nurse Tree) [kabuki masterpiece],
279
Kalidasa, Sakuntala and the Ring of
Recollection, 206
Kander, John, 149
Kane, Sarah
Blasted, 256, 273–274, 275
4:48 Psychosis, 73
Kani, John, 300
Kanin, Garson, Born Yesterday, 38, 124
Kankuro, Nakamura, 279
Kantor, Tadeusz, 306
Kaos (Clarke), 281
kathakali (story play) [India], 206, 207
Kaufman, George S., You Can’t Take It With
You, 4, 115
Kaufman, Moisés, 25, 118
Kavsdze, Irina, 280
Kazan, Elia, 19, 45, 174